The gospel cannot be a product that the church sells because there are no consumers for it. When we find consumers, we will find that what they are interested in buying, on their own terms, is not the gospel.
Laurel and I just finished driving our daughter Kathryn to GROVE CITY COLLEGE in Pennsylvania, and then seeing Andrew at Syracuse University on the way home. What wonderful kids — and what great opportunities are now before them! I’ve been thinking a lot about the
Drew at SU
whole college phase of life, and may get to post some thoughts when time allows (first of the week)….
church sells because there are no consumers for it. When we find consumers, we will find that what they are interested in buying, on their own terms, is not the gospel.
The Breadline 